Paradigmenwechsel, Gold, USD, BRICS, Tier 1, etc.

Was wird sich in den nächsten Jahren tun?
Was passiert, wenn China seine USD Reserven gegen Gold tauscht, oder es versucht?

What China’s Direct Computer Link To US Treasury Means
"The news in May that China can bypass Wall Street when buying United States government debt in what is the Treasury’s first direct relationship with a foreign government was reported by Reuters and carried by very few of the mainstream press." ...
http://www.eurasiareview.com/16062012-what-chinas-direct-computer-link-to-us-treasury-means-oped/

Nur kaufen, oder auch verkaufen?

Gold ist wieder Geld geworden?

Gold Becomes a Tier 1 Asset Class for Banks
"Even the good ol' USSA is starting to recognize gold as a tier one asset class. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) just issued a notice regarding a new policy proposal on how banks should revise the measurement of risk-weighted assets by implementing changes made by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) to international regulatory capital standards and by implementing aspects of the Dodd-Frank Act. Under the proposal the following assets would carry a zero percent risk weighting, notice how gold bullion is listed as the second item:

A. Zero Percent Risk-Weighted Items

The following exposures would receive a zero percent risk weight under the proposal:

Cash;
Gold bullion
Claims on certain supranational entities (such as the International Monetary Fund) and certain multilateral development banking organizations
Claims on and exposures unconditionally guaranteed by sovereign entities that meet certain criteria (as discussed below).

So regardless of what the MSM says, we continue to see more central bankers buying and hoarding gold. New proposals by government banking agencies are being introduced into the system and gold is included as a tier one asset to hold with zero risk. All the signs are in place and what the MSM hasn’t been told yet is that gold is coming back into the banking system. "
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/2012/06/21/gold-becomes-a-tier-1-asset-class-for-banks?ref=hp

Gold Hits Post-Fed Low, But Supported by Central Bank Buying Supports
"Russia's central bank bought another 14 tonnes of gold bullion in May, according to data from the Interfax agency Thursday.

That takes net purchases by the official sector to almost 150 tonnes for 2012 so far, based on data compiled by the World Gold Council market-development group.

"It is clear that BRICS countries have entered the stage when they can demand to be reckoned with," said Russia's deputy finance minister Sergei Storchak to reporters this morning, suggesting that Brazil, Russia, China, India and South Africa may launch a joint "anti-crisis" fund to challenge the IMF in Washington.

"It will be a parallel mechanism in addition to the IMF," said Storchak.

Between them, the so-called BRICS countries now hold over $4 trillion in central-bank reserves, including 2,650 tonnes of gold bullion – more than 8% of national gold reserves worldwide, and greater than all single hoards but the US and Germany's." ...
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article35261.html

Bernanke Fights Ron Paul In Congress: Gold Isn't Money
“Is gold money?” he asked. Clearly bothered, Bernanke told the representative, “No. It’s a precious metal.” ...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/afontevecchia/2011/07/13/bernanke-fights-ron-paul-in-congress-golds-not-money/

Currency Wars
"Currency Wars (simplified Chinese: 货币战争; traditional Chinese: 貨幣戰爭; pinyin: Huòbì zhànzhēng) by Song Hongbing[3], also known as The Currency War,[4] is a bestselling book in China, reportedly selling over 200,000 copies in addition to an estimated 400,000 pirated copies in circulation[5][6] and is reportedly being read by many senior level government and business leaders in China.[7] Originally published in 2007 the book gained a resurgence in 2009 and is seen as a prominent exponent of a recently emerged genre labeled "economic nationalist" literature.[7] ..."
Cover of Currency Wars (Taiwanese version)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currency_Wars

"Die Ablösung des US-Dollars als Weltleitwährung wird sich nicht „geglättet“ vollziehen. Der Dollar – das ist die größte Blase der gesamten Wirtschaftsgeschichte. Die Kombination von unbegrenztem Gelddrucken bei gleichzeitigem Verfall der operativen Basis in diesen Größenordnungen ist einmalig. Den Dollar-Besitzern in aller Welt wird immer mehr klar, dass sie auf der Währung eines Landes sitzen, das Verschuldungsrekorde aufstellt.

Wenn der Punkt erreicht ist, an dem eine kritische Masse von Devisenbesitzern erkennt, dass sie buchstäblich auf Papier sitzen, werden sie fluchtartig aus dem Dollar aussteigen. Dann wird der Dollar fallen wie ein Stein – mit unabsehbaren weltwirtschaftlichen Verwerfungen. ..."
http://www.macroanalyst.de/ta-13-wb-multipol-kurz.htm